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MusiCamp Plays On: Gathering of music students underway this week at BSU

(From left) Anna Gardner of Brainerd receives some one-on-one tutoring from professional trumpet player Kiku Collins on Tuesday afernoon as part of the Bemidji MusiCamp at BSU.Monte Draper | Bemidji Pioneer

Summertime Serving: BHS coach hopes summer program will lead to success at high school level

More than 150 youths are in high school and middle school summer tennis classes. Shown above coach Mark Fodness works with Erin Edlund (left), Mattie Osborn and Abbie Kelm on their serves. Monte Draper | Bemidji Pioneer

Pastor from India visits with Peoples Church congregation

Angela Veronica Sathuri, a visiting pastor from Guntur, India, has spent the last three days in the region. On Tuesday, she sat in on a board meeting for Peoples Church, at which she shared a laugh with Diane Pitman, the president of the Peoples Church board.Maggi Stivers | Bemidji Pioneer

BDA urges more City Council involvement on downtown parking

A slice of life: Rod’s Specialty Meats has been in the area for almost three decades

Rod Anderson, owner of Rod’s Specialty Meats, has been working in the meat industry for 60 years.
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